WeGo Public Transit
Coverage of WeGo Public Transit in the Nexus archive.
- More Davidson County residents can now take WeGo buses for free
More Davidson County residents can now access WeGo Public Transit's Journey Pass, a fare-free transit program, as the list of qualifying programs has been expanded. WeGo and Choose How You Move officials announced this expansion, which follows a reported 17% increase in bus ridership through May.
- Nashville proposes dedicated transit police unit to improve rider safety
Nashville is proposing a dedicated transit police unit through an agreement between WeGo Public Transit and the Metro Nashville Police Department. The unit would patrol transit properties to enhance rider safety.
- WeGo announces Summer Service changes starting July 5
WeGo Public Transit will implement Summer 2026 Service changes starting July 5, including frequency improvements on routes 18 and 34, route adjustments, expanded service on routes 76 and 79, and extended hours for route 79. The changes, approved by the Nashville MTA Board in April, also include adjustments to school trips and expanded WeGo Link Zones in South Nashville and Bellevue.
- Nashville’s Nolensville Pike to become city’s first ‘All-Access Corridor’
Nashville is redesigning a 9-mile stretch of Nolensville Pike as its first 'All-Access Corridor' under the Choose How You Move program, featuring bus-only lanes, smart traffic signals, sidewalks, and bikeway connections. The project aims to improve transit reliability, safety, and pedestrian access, with Route 52 identified as a critical transit route for a diverse community.